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DEVELOPING AND MANAGING INNOVATIVE HUMAN CAPITAL IN A KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
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Chubinidze Nino, Pantsulaia Nino
Rubric:Management of innovations
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The article discusses the knowledge economy and notes that it is the highest stage in the development of post-industrial and innovative economies. After studying Western literature, the authors of the article came to the conclusion that the terms “post-industrial economy” and “innovative economy” are often used interchangeably in Western sources. According to the authors, the knowledge economy is the highest stage of the innovative economy, the formation, and development of which is considered to be the main factor of human capital.
Keywords
Innovative Economy
Knowledge-Based Economy.
Knowledge-Economy
Authors
Chubinidze Nino, Pantsulaia Nino
Rubric:Management of innovations
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